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6.2 Shortcuts Functions – Softkeys – Shortcut keys Control key: For screenshots – Storage location: Commis- + CTRL P sioning (password) – System data – HMI data – Logs – Screenshots CTRL + L Language switchover CTRL + C Copy CTRL + X Cut CTRL + V Paste CTRL + Y Redo (editor functionality) Undo – max. five lines in the editor (editor CTRL + Z functionality) CTRL + A Select all (editor functionality) CTRL + NEXT Go to start of program WINDOW CTRL + END Go to end of program CTRL + ALT + S Save complete archive – NCK/PLC/drives/HMI CTRL + ALT + D Backup log files on USB or CompactFlash card CTRL + E Control energy 142 CTRL + M Maximum simulation speed Search in all screen forms CTRL + F Wildcards "?" and '"*" can be used in search screen forms. “?“ stands for any character, “*“ for any number of any characters. Miscellaneous: Commenting out of cycles and direct editing Shift + INSERT of programGUIDE cycles Shift + END Select up to end of block Shift + NEXT Select up to start of line WINDOW ALT + NEXT Jump to start of line WINDOW ALT + S Enter Asian characters = Calculator function Help function HELP END Jump to end of line Appendix 143 Simulation and simultaneous recording: Move Shift + / Rotate in 3D display Move section CTRL + / Override +/- (simulation) CTRL + S Single block on/off (simulation) Insert key: It brings you into the Edit mode for text boxes INSERT or into the Selection mode of combo boxes and toggle fields. You can exit this without making any changes by pressing Insert again. Undo function,as long as no Input key is INSERT pressed or no data has already been trans- ferred to the fields. Toggle key: You can directly switch between toggle fields SELECT using the Toggle key (Select) without having to open them. With Shift-Toggle you can switch through these in the reverse direction. Cursor key: Open/close directory Open/close program Open/close cycle 144.

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